The Las Cruces TEA Party is committed to promoting limited government, fiscal responsibility and The Constitution as envisioned by our Founding Fathers. Hey you! If you are sick and tired of the endless  big government spending, sick of government agencies deciding what is best for you, tired of judges writing laws, worried about the bailouts and saddling our children with huge debts, concerned with government owning institutions like banks and car companies, thinking America will suffer because of cap and trade, and  one-sided trade agreements, want all faiths equally respected, frustrated by The Constitution being ignored or marginalized, willing to do something about it; then you will fit right in with us! Copyright © 2009 - 2012 lcteaparty.org,  All rights reserved. For now, this website is best viewed in Internet Explorer.   Have you done your part in making the Raffle a success?  It’s easy, just sell or buy a few tickets. After all, you have to be in it to win it! You can pickup tickets at the March 15^th meeting. Full-page Raffle brochure. Keep Our Forest Open 2^nd Annual Rally The 2^nd Annual Keep Our Forest Open Rally will be held on Saturday April 28, 2012 from Noon to 3 pm at the City Civic Center 425 W. 4th St. in Truth or Consequences, NM. A flyer providing the complete program for the event is available here. . Next Meeting The next LCTP General meeting will be on Thursday, May 17^th, 2012, 6:30PM at Mountain View Christian Church 241 Three Crosses Ave, Las Cruces, NM. Advertising Info Ads The advertisers listed below are friends of the Las Cruces TEA Party and show their support for the mission by advertising. Please show your support by patronizing these advertisers. "Limited government, serving to maintain the legal environment necessary for an economic order based on private property and voluntary exchange, provides fertile ground for individual liberty.. And the lifeblood of a political economy characterized by limited government, private property, and voluntary exchange, is the flow of information that can be provided only when individuals possess a full measure of political and economic liberty." - Dwight R. Lee "This is an election year. That means Americans will vote to reward or punish incumbents for events that they have nothing to do with. Some voters won't even find out the names of the people running for many offices. In short, the citizenry as a whole will carry out what looks like a giant cartoon parody of democracy."  -- Steve Chapman, Reason, in "Mixing Ignorance and Democracy" Map  Program